Another butt*uckin fostie indicted

Indicted foster father at large
Lifeway agency placed children in 'dream home'
BY WILLIAM A. WEATHERS | ENQUIRER STAFF WRITER
AMELIA - A longtime Amelia foster father, charged with sexually abusing two
boys who were in his care, remained at large this morning.

Jaysen W. Bell, 31, of the 1200 block of Beechwood Drive, was charged
Wednesday in an eight-count indictment by a Clermont County grand jury. Bell
is charged with rape, three counts of sexual battery, gross imposition and
three counts of sexual imposition.

The charges involve two boys - one from Warren County and one from Butler
County - who were placed in the foster home by Lifeway for Youth, a private
firm that handles foster cases under contract with child protection
agencies, Amelia Police Chief Jeffrey Sucher said Thursday.

The charges cover offenses that, according to the indictment, occurred at
Bell's residence from July 2003 through June 2006.
The investigation was under way during the August search for 3-year-old
Marcus Fiesel and the subsequent murder indictment of his foster parents,
David and Liz Carroll.

They also were recruited by Lifeway, which came under severe criticism for
inadequate screening of applicants. A state investigation of Lifeway's
performance is continuing. The state also is investigating how much
caseworkers knew about the Carrolls' background and whether the children
were being properly monitored.

Lifeway and Butler County children services officials have said they did
nothing wrong and that the Carrolls duped everyone. The Ohio Department of
Job and Family Services is expected to release the results of its
investigation next week.

Amelia police began an investigation in June after one of the boys - who was
no longer in the Bell residence and is now in a permanent foster home -
confided in a Goshen police officer who attends the same church, Sucher
said.

"The boy had enough courage to come forward in June," said Amelia Officer
Jeff Wood, who investigated the allegations. The Goshen officer contacted
Amelia police and an investigation began. It included the execution of a
search warrant at the Bell residence, Sucher said.

E-mails between Bell and the two boys found on a computer corroborated some
of the boys' allegations, the police chief said.

The other boy and three girls who were in the Bell residence as foster
children were removed in June, Sucher said.

Butler County Children Services Board cooperated with the investigation,
said Judy Stadler, director of intake. "We certainly believed this had
occurred and we were involved with police all along from the beginning," she
said.

The boy was among 10 Butler County foster children placed with the Bells
since 2000. None was placed since 2005, Stadler said.

Eight of the nine other Butler County children placed with Bell through the
years were tracked down and interviewed after the 16-year-old came forward,
but said they were never sexually abused by Bell, Stadler said. Only one
child, who now lives in Florida, could not be located.

"Some of the kids that we interviewed said, 'That was my favorite foster
home,' " Stadler said.

"We're just glad that (the boys) brought this information ... and now no
other kids can be harmed."

Wood said police believe that Bell's wife apparently was unaware of her
husband's alleged conduct. "They don't believe she knew anything," he said.

Over the years, more than 30 children had been placed in the Bell home, Wood
said.

Since they were licensed in 1999, the Bells gave every indication of being
outstanding caretakers to their foster children, officials said.

"They took them to Disney World," said Patti Jacobs, spokeswoman for Warren
County child protective services. "The kids were involved with sports and
cheerleading. They were the dream foster home, they were awesome. It was
painful to pull (the children) out when we found out this happened. It was
just one of those things where we wouldn't have known."

In Cincinnati, child protection authorities are reviewing case files of
Hamilton County children who were placed in the Bell home at various times
since 2000.

Bell worked in real estate in the Clermont County area. He is listed with
"The Jaysen Bell Team" in the September 2006 roster of the Cincinnati Area
Board of Realtors. According to Ohio Secretary of State records, he is the
registered agent for Bell Real Estate Services in Amelia.

Sheila McLaughlin and Margaret A. McGurk contributed. E-mail

Microfirm News Server wrote:
Indicted foster father at large
Lifeway agency placed children in 'dream home'
BY WILLIAM A. WEATHERS | ENQUIRER STAFF WRITER
AMELIA - A longtime Amelia foster father, charged with sexually abusing two
boys who were in his care, remained at large this morning.

Jaysen W. Bell, 31, of the 1200 block of Beechwood Drive, was charged
Wednesday in an eight-count indictment by a Clermont County grand jury. Bell
is charged with rape, three counts of sexual battery, gross imposition and
three counts of sexual imposition.

The charges involve two boys - one from Warren County and one from Butler
County - who were placed in the foster home by Lifeway for Youth, a private
firm that handles foster cases under contract with child protection
agencies, Amelia Police Chief Jeffrey Sucher said Thursday.

The charges cover offenses that, according to the indictment, occurred at
Bell's residence from July 2003 through June 2006.
The investigation was under way during the August search for 3-year-old
Marcus Fiesel and the subsequent murder indictment of his foster parents,
David and Liz Carroll.

They also were recruited by Lifeway, which came under severe criticism for
inadequate screening of applicants. A state investigation of Lifeway's
performance is continuing. The state also is investigating how much
caseworkers knew about the Carrolls' background and whether the children
were being properly monitored.

Lifeway and Butler County children services officials have said they did
nothing wrong and that the Carrolls duped everyone. The Ohio Department of
Job and Family Services is expected to release the results of its
investigation next week.

Amelia police began an investigation in June after one of the boys - who was
no longer in the Bell residence and is now in a permanent foster home -
confided in a Goshen police officer who attends the same church, Sucher
said.

"The boy had enough courage to come forward in June," said Amelia Officer
Jeff Wood, who investigated the allegations. The Goshen officer contacted
Amelia police and an investigation began. It included the execution of a
search warrant at the Bell residence, Sucher said.

E-mails between Bell and the two boys found on a computer corroborated some
of the boys' allegations, the police chief said.

The other boy and three girls who were in the Bell residence as foster
children were removed in June, Sucher said.

Butler County Children Services Board cooperated with the investigation,
said Judy Stadler, director of intake. "We certainly believed this had
occurred and we were involved with police all along from the beginning," she
said.

The boy was among 10 Butler County foster children placed with the Bells
since 2000. None was placed since 2005, Stadler said.

Eight of the nine other Butler County children placed with Bell through the
years were tracked down and interviewed after the 16-year-old came forward,
but said they were never sexually abused by Bell, Stadler said. Only one
child, who now lives in Florida, could not be located.

"Some of the kids that we interviewed said, 'That was my favorite foster
home,' " Stadler said.

"We're just glad that (the boys) brought this information ... and now no
other kids can be harmed."

Wood said police believe that Bell's wife apparently was unaware of her
husband's alleged conduct. "They don't believe she knew anything," he said.

Over the years, more than 30 children had been placed in the Bell home, Wood
said.

Since they were licensed in 1999, the Bells gave every indication of being
outstanding caretakers to their foster children, officials said.

"They took them to Disney World," said Patti Jacobs, spokeswoman for Warren
County child protective services. "The kids were involved with sports and
cheerleading. They were the dream foster home, they were awesome. It was
painful to pull (the children) out when we found out this happened. It was
just one of those things where we wouldn't have known."

In Cincinnati, child protection authorities are reviewing case files of
Hamilton County children who were placed in the Bell home at various times
since 2000.

Bell worked in real estate in the Clermont County area. He is listed with
"The Jaysen Bell Team" in the September 2006 roster of the Cincinnati Area
Board of Realtors. According to Ohio Secretary of State records, he is the
registered agent for Bell Real Estate Services in Amelia.

Sheila McLaughlin and Margaret A. McGurk contributed. E-mail


This time your subject line, though crude, is more accurate in placing
the blame.

I'm curious how things such as this could be avoided though. Do you
have any reforms or changes in the system you'd like to see instituted
that would have made this less likely to happen, given this story?

Thanks, Kane

The agencies place these people on a pedestal, beyond reproach,
because of wealth, shiny happy looking home, etc..
beyond suspicion for PEDERASTY.

The means of JUDGING these people worthy is based
on political loyalties (to the agencies), personality
and ATTITUDE, not on the truth.

All of these things are used IN REVERSE to remove
children from their parents in the VAST majority of cases.
Blood, broken bones and sexual abuse are less than
1% of all removals.

0:- wrote:
Microfirm News Server wrote:
Indicted foster father at large
Lifeway agency placed children in 'dream home'
BY WILLIAM A. WEATHERS | ENQUIRER STAFF WRITER
AMELIA - A longtime Amelia foster father, charged with sexually abusing two
boys who were in his care, remained at large this morning.

Jaysen W. Bell, 31, of the 1200 block of Beechwood Drive, was charged
Wednesday in an eight-count indictment by a Clermont County grand jury. Bell
is charged with rape, three counts of sexual battery, gross imposition and
three counts of sexual imposition.

The charges involve two boys - one from Warren County and one from Butler
County - who were placed in the foster home by Lifeway for Youth, a private
firm that handles foster cases under contract with child protection
agencies, Amelia Police Chief Jeffrey Sucher said Thursday.

The charges cover offenses that, according to the indictment, occurred at
Bell's residence from July 2003 through June 2006.
The investigation was under way during the August search for 3-year-old
Marcus Fiesel and the subsequent murder indictment of his foster parents,
David and Liz Carroll.

They also were recruited by Lifeway, which came under severe criticism for
inadequate screening of applicants. A state investigation of Lifeway's
performance is continuing. The state also is investigating how much
caseworkers knew about the Carrolls' background and whether the children
were being properly monitored.

Lifeway and Butler County children services officials have said they did
nothing wrong and that the Carrolls duped everyone. The Ohio Department of
Job and Family Services is expected to release the results of its
investigation next week.

Amelia police began an investigation in June after one of the boys - who was
no longer in the Bell residence and is now in a permanent foster home -
confided in a Goshen police officer who attends the same church, Sucher
said.

"The boy had enough courage to come forward in June," said Amelia Officer
Jeff Wood, who investigated the allegations. The Goshen officer contacted
Amelia police and an investigation began. It included the execution of a
search warrant at the Bell residence, Sucher said.

E-mails between Bell and the two boys found on a computer corroborated some
of the boys' allegations, the police chief said.

The other boy and three girls who were in the Bell residence as foster
children were removed in June, Sucher said.

Butler County Children Services Board cooperated with the investigation,
said Judy Stadler, director of intake. "We certainly believed this had
occurred and we were involved with police all along from the beginning," she
said.

The boy was among 10 Butler County foster children placed with the Bells
since 2000. None was placed since 2005, Stadler said.

Eight of the nine other Butler County children placed with Bell through the
years were tracked down and interviewed after the 16-year-old came forward,
but said they were never sexually abused by Bell, Stadler said. Only one
child, who now lives in Florida, could not be located.

"Some of the kids that we interviewed said, 'That was my favorite foster
home,' " Stadler said.

"We're just glad that (the boys) brought this information ... and now no
other kids can be harmed."

Wood said police believe that Bell's wife apparently was unaware of her
husband's alleged conduct. "They don't believe she knew anything," he said.

Over the years, more than 30 children had been placed in the Bell home, Wood
said.

Since they were licensed in 1999, the Bells gave every indication of being
outstanding caretakers to their foster children, officials said.

"They took them to Disney World," said Patti Jacobs, spokeswoman for Warren
County child protective services. "The kids were involved with sports and
cheerleading. They were the dream foster home, they were awesome. It was
painful to pull (the children) out when we found out this happened. It was
just one of those things where we wouldn't have known."

In Cincinnati, child protection authorities are reviewing case files of
Hamilton County children who were placed in the Bell home at various times
since 2000.

Bell worked in real estate in the Clermont County area. He is listed with
"The Jaysen Bell Team" in the September 2006 roster of the Cincinnati Area
Board of Realtors. According to Ohio Secretary of State records, he is the
registered agent for Bell Real Estate Services in Amelia.

Sheila McLaughlin and Margaret A. McGurk contributed. E-mail


This time your subject line, though crude, is more accurate in placing
the blame.

I'm curious how things such as this could be avoided though. Do you
have any reforms or changes in the system you'd like to see instituted
that would have made this less likely to happen, given this story?

Thanks, Kane

There are several obvious solutions to PEDERASTY
and other sexual abuse in Foster Care.
Placing children there for trivia and convincing
the Fosters that the kids were removed for horrors
is one of the biggest LIES, used to justify the 99% of
removals that do NOT involve the horrors that many
loyal fosters ARE TOLD.

"Greegor" wrote in message
oups.com...
The agencies place these people on a pedestal, beyond reproach,
because of wealth, shiny happy looking home, etc..
beyond suspicion for PEDERASTY.

Where do you guys come up with those obscure words like 'pederasty' and
'malfeasance'?
Use a thesaurus or something?



The means of JUDGING these people worthy is based
on political loyalties (to the agencies), personality
and ATTITUDE, not on the truth.

All of these things are used IN REVERSE to remove
children from their parents in the VAST majority of cases.
Blood, broken bones and sexual abuse are less than
1% of all removals.

0:- wrote:
Microfirm News Server wrote:
Indicted foster father at large
Lifeway agency placed children in 'dream home'
BY WILLIAM A. WEATHERS | ENQUIRER STAFF WRITER
AMELIA - A longtime Amelia foster father, charged with sexually abusing
two
boys who were in his care, remained at large this morning.

Jaysen W. Bell, 31, of the 1200 block of Beechwood Drive, was charged
Wednesday in an eight-count indictment by a Clermont County grand jury.
Bell
is charged with rape, three counts of sexual battery, gross imposition
and
three counts of sexual imposition.

The charges involve two boys - one from Warren County and one from
Butler
County - who were placed in the foster home by Lifeway for Youth, a
private
firm that handles foster cases under contract with child protection
agencies, Amelia Police Chief Jeffrey Sucher said Thursday.

The charges cover offenses that, according to the indictment, occurred
at
Bell's residence from July 2003 through June 2006.
The investigation was under way during the August search for 3-year-old
Marcus Fiesel and the subsequent murder indictment of his foster
parents,
David and Liz Carroll.

They also were recruited by Lifeway, which came under severe criticism
for
inadequate screening of applicants. A state investigation of Lifeway's
performance is continuing. The state also is investigating how much
caseworkers knew about the Carrolls' background and whether the
children
were being properly monitored.

Lifeway and Butler County children services officials have said they
did
nothing wrong and that the Carrolls duped everyone. The Ohio Department
of
Job and Family Services is expected to release the results of its
investigation next week.

Amelia police began an investigation in June after one of the boys -
who was
no longer in the Bell residence and is now in a permanent foster home -
confided in a Goshen police officer who attends the same church, Sucher
said.

"The boy had enough courage to come forward in June," said Amelia
Officer
Jeff Wood, who investigated the allegations. The Goshen officer
contacted
Amelia police and an investigation began. It included the execution of
a
search warrant at the Bell residence, Sucher said.

E-mails between Bell and the two boys found on a computer corroborated
some
of the boys' allegations, the police chief said.

The other boy and three girls who were in the Bell residence as foster
children were removed in June, Sucher said.

Butler County Children Services Board cooperated with the
investigation,
said Judy Stadler, director of intake. "We certainly believed this had
occurred and we were involved with police all along from the
beginning," she
said.

The boy was among 10 Butler County foster children placed with the
Bells
since 2000. None was placed since 2005, Stadler said.

Eight of the nine other Butler County children placed with Bell through
the
years were tracked down and interviewed after the 16-year-old came
forward,
but said they were never sexually abused by Bell, Stadler said. Only
one
child, who now lives in Florida, could not be located.

"Some of the kids that we interviewed said, 'That was my favorite
foster
home,' " Stadler said.

"We're just glad that (the boys) brought this information ... and now
no
other kids can be harmed."

Wood said police believe that Bell's wife apparently was unaware of her
husband's alleged conduct. "They don't believe she knew anything," he
said.

Over the years, more than 30 children had been placed in the Bell home,
Wood
said.

Since they were licensed in 1999, the Bells gave every indication of
being
outstanding caretakers to their foster children, officials said.

"They took them to Disney World," said Patti Jacobs, spokeswoman for
Warren
County child protective services. "The kids were involved with sports
and
cheerleading. They were the dream foster home, they were awesome. It
was
painful to pull (the children) out when we found out this happened. It
was
just one of those things where we wouldn't have known."

In Cincinnati, child protection authorities are reviewing case files of
Hamilton County children who were placed in the Bell home at various
times
since 2000.

Bell worked in real estate in the Clermont County area. He is listed
with
"The Jaysen Bell Team" in the September 2006 roster of the Cincinnati
Area
Board of Realtors. According to Ohio Secretary of State records, he is
the
registered agent for Bell Real Estate Services in Amelia.

Sheila McLaughlin and Margaret A. McGurk contributed. E-mail


This time your subject line, though crude, is more accurate in placing
the blame.

I'm curious how things such as this could be avoided though. Do you
have any reforms or changes in the system you'd like to see instituted
that would have made this less likely to happen, given this story?

Thanks, Kane

There are several obvious solutions to PEDERASTY
and other sexual abuse in Foster Care.
Placing children there for trivia and convincing
the Fosters that the kids were removed for horrors
is one of the biggest LIES, used to justify the 99% of
removals that do NOT involve the horrors that many
loyal fosters ARE TOLD.

Betty wrote
Where do you guys come up with those obscure
words like 'pederasty' and 'malfeasance'?
Use a thesaurus or something?

Can't read at a 10th grade reading level Betty?

Greegor wrote:
Betty wrote
Where do you guys come up with those obscure
words like 'pederasty' and 'malfeasance'?
Use a thesaurus or something?

Can't read at a 10th grade reading level Betty?

First racism, now classism, Greg?

We aren't writing for grade here, child.

It's just a forum for discussion. The plainer the better.

I tend to reply to each of you in the manner you post.

You pretend to education and writing skill you do not have.

You can't even stick to the rules of debate, or rhetoric, Greg.

"Greegor" wrote in message
oups.com...
Betty wrote
Where do you guys come up with those obscure
words like 'pederasty' and 'malfeasance'?
Use a thesaurus or something?

Can't read at a 10th grade reading level Betty?

Did I say I can't read them?
Did I say I didn't understand them?
Or did I say that they were obscure?

I once knew a guy...as a matter of fact, got a letter from him postal about
two weeks ago.
Used to think himself a 'big man', and so to prove that point he used 'big
words'.

Thing he never could understand is that use of a big vocabulary, big house,
nice car...none of those thing ever made him a 'big man'. As a matter of
fact, they only served to make him look like the childish struggling jackal
that he actually was, desperate for respect and attention.

Do you relate?

"0:-" wrote in message
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Greegor wrote:
Betty wrote
Where do you guys come up with those obscure
words like 'pederasty' and 'malfeasance'?
Use a thesaurus or something?

Can't read at a 10th grade reading level Betty?

First racism, now classism, Greg?

We aren't writing for grade here, child.

It's just a forum for discussion. The plainer the better.

I tend to reply to each of you in the manner you post.

You pretend to education and writing skill you do not have.

You can't even stick to the rules of debate, or rhetoric, Greg.

My bet would be that I actually have MORE education than he does...simply
because he fails to be able to comprehend the written word...and at times is
prone to ineffective articulation.

dragonsgirl wrote:
"0:-" wrote in message
news:YJGdnclrhLPUmaHYnZ2dnUVZ_q2dnZ2d@scnresearch. com...
Greegor wrote:
Betty wrote
Where do you guys come up with those obscure
words like 'pederasty' and 'malfeasance'?
Use a thesaurus or something?
Can't read at a 10th grade reading level Betty?
First racism, now classism, Greg?

We aren't writing for grade here, child.

It's just a forum for discussion. The plainer the better.

I tend to reply to each of you in the manner you post.

You pretend to education and writing skill you do not have.

You can't even stick to the rules of debate, or rhetoric, Greg.

My bet would be that I actually have MORE education than he does...simply
because he fails to be able to comprehend the written word...and at times is
prone to ineffective articulation.


That's what makes his "attempt to presume to pretend to claim" he knows
what those words mean breaks me up.

Hardly a week goes by that I don't have to correct three or four of his
faux pax.

Opps! I meant "mistakes."

R R R RE E E EE R R R R E E E E E E ER R R R R....he's such a dunce.

Betty Jean Hammond Wirsen wrote:
Thing he never could understand is that use of a big vocabulary, big house,
nice car...none of those thing ever made him a 'big man'. As a matter of
fact, they only served to make him look like the childish struggling jackal
that he actually was, desperate for respect and attention.

So Kane wrote you a letter! Big deal!
It was a virtual checklist of comments Kane has made.
That's what makes him Commander McBrag.

You claimed that 'pederasty' and 'malfeasance' are obscure words!
What reading level do you really think those words are?

Now you're saying using those words was CLASSIST? ROFL!

Mea Culpa, I was ludicrously pompous to elucidate my erudition!

What reading level would be acceptable to you Betty?

I woulda thought fer sure that you of all people
would bee familiar with words like "pederasty"
and agency "malfeasance".

ROFL! chuckle